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I'm on a journey to learn Russian. I believe it's best to practice and interact with other Russian speakers. That is my goal. Let's practice together, I'll help you with English! I'm really looking forward to helping others with the English language. I'm seeking other Russian speakers that are interested in learning English. That way it's a two-way language exchange. Both people benefit and new friendships are developed. I love meeting new people especially from around the world. I hope to be your friend and get to know you! I'm also excited to hopefully learn other languages in the future, such as Ukrainian, French and possibly other languages too, like German or even Chinese. Right now I need to focus on Russian first. I'm looking forward to meeting all of you! :) Check out my progress with Russian and other tips on language learning at: www.facebook.com/Lalalanguage-389966674768364/
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Oleg
Russian
Aug 28, 2019
Также рад познакомиться. Я вижу, что у тебя есть хороший потенциал для овладения русским языком на хорошем уровне. Нужно только не прекращать практиковаться.
Nadezhda
Russian
Aug 20, 2019
Мне очень понравилась наша встреча по интернету!
Nata Kompanichenko
Russian
Mar 24, 2018
Спасибо!! :) До скорой встречи!
Nata Kompanichenko
Russian
Sep 6, 2017
Спасибо!! :) Очень рада, что тебе понравился урок:)
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    Does the sentence right? It's better to ask: "Are these sentences right/correct?" 1.Money is easier to keep safe. Money is easier to keep safe (is easier than what?)...for example, Money is easier to keep safe in a bank rather than at home. 2.On the bank can not interest. This sentence isn't correct. It doesn't make sense and it's not a complete sentence. I'm not sure what you want to say. 3.Because you can pay online. This sentence isn't a complete sentence either. You need something before "because". Example, "It's better to have your money in a bank because you can pay your bills online." These sentences are not complete. You may want to provide more context in order get an idea of what you want/are trying to say.
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    December 29, 2017
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    If you use the expressions, it's correct like this: "That's alright!" and "alright!". If you say "all right" it's not an expression it's saying everything is correct, for example "the answers are 'all right'". To use the expressions "that's alright" and "alright": If someone asks you if you need help and you don't, you can reply "that's alright, thanks though." If someone asks you if you want want coffee or to go somewhere, you can reply "alright!" to agree to have coffee or go somewhere. Good luck with English!
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    December 28, 2017
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    How to say low/high intermediate language levels (низкий/высокий средний уровень?) For example: Сейчас я знаю русский язык Б1 или низкий средний уровень после 9 месяцев. Я хочу быть Б2 или высокий средний уровень после я изучила он 12 месяцев. Is this correct and natural?
    December 28, 2017
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    Is this sentence correct?: Русскую грамматику сложно. If it's correct, why is it "Русскую грамматику сложно" and not "Русская грамматика сложно"?
    December 28, 2017
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    How to say "just because" in Russian...is "просто так" correct? For example: Я живу в Москве сейчас. Вы знаете, "просто так" я живу здесь не значит изучать язык лучше. Is this natural or is there a better way to say "just because"?
    December 28, 2017
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    I want to say "If only for a short time" in Russian. Is "даже если только короткое время" correct? For example: Я реализовала что, если хочу говорить по-русски лучше и однажды свободна мне обходимо изучать каждый день даже если только короткое время, например, 10-15 минут. Is this correct and/or natural or is there a better way to say it without changing the meaning of the sentence. I want it to sound like me, but also more natural Russian. Thanks!
    December 28, 2017
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    Спасибо большое вам за помощь!
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    October 19, 2017
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    I added the question and answer in English.
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    October 15, 2017
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    Is this response to the question natural and correct or is there a better way to say it? Question: О чём вы часто и редко рассказываете? My answer: Я часто рассказываю о как жить счастливая жизнь. Я редко рассказываю о людей.In English I would say: Question: What do you often and rarely talk about? Answer: I often talk about how to live a happy life. I rarely talk about people (talk badly about people).
    October 15, 2017
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    изучать, учить, учиться... Я учу русский язык самостоятельно. Я училась 2 месяца. В университете, я училась международные отношения. (правилно или неправилно?)
    May 22, 2017
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